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My feet are red and on firer. they hurt when stand for a short time. could this be a side effect from my chemo?
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Could be: Some chemo agents can cause neuropathic pain and others "hand-foot syndrome". Depends on what you are getting. Let your oncologist know, ok?
Answered 1/6/2020
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